The country's national security, cybersecurity, anti-terrorism and financial IT rules can significantly impact foreign companies' operations, data privacy and cross-border information transfers. MNCs need to work together to prevent these costly and potentially risky changes
This week a Chinese pharma group bought Healthe Care Australia, Tencent and Glu Mobile worked on westernizing a hit shooting game and Danone sold its Dumex China unit to Yashili
Practitioners highlight the importance of advance preparation for litigation and arbitration, as well as a careful approach to IP, as data risks grow
General counsel from DSM, Eli Lilly and State Street Bank in China explain how the role of in-house lawyers have become far broader now even as they work in specialized, highly-regulated and fast-paced industries
The SAT has streamlined tax accounting for VC investment and clarified tax deductibles for technology transfers, and the NDRC has simplified approvals for enterprise bond issuances
China has taken steps to clear up structural challenges of public-private partnerships, making the option more attractive to investors in infrastructure. But, as always, managing contracts, disputes and relationships remain key to successful projects
Daimler, Cabot and Kroll unravel the complexities of compliance in the country, with in-house counsel pointing to the best ways forward
The IMF accepted the renminbi as a reserve currency, the Ministry of Finance signed an MOU with the IFRS Foundation and the China-Africa Joint Arbitration Centre was launched
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A key reason for China being left out of the world's largest trade deal is the obstruction to innovation and competition caused by the lack of IP rights protection. Here are all the ways China needs to catch up
